True Crime

When Sean Humphrey is found dead at home, police use forensic evidence to find a suspect. They uncover his identity, but catching him proves more difficult.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Inspector Martin Brunning to discover how he solved the murders of three innocent men by Joanne Dennehy.

David Cook was released from prison after murdering a Sunday school teacher. Just three years later, he strangled a pensioner to death.

Thomas Downey is murdered in Bath. DNA and CCTV lead to Darrell Richards being jailed in 2015.

When Sean Humphrey is found dead at home, police use forensic evidence to find a suspect. They uncover his identity, but catching him proves more difficult.

A woman suspects her mum of double murder. Years later, courtroom drama and new testimony reignite the case. This special episode features extensive testimony.

A lorry driver whose vehicle overturned and caught fire after he was forced to swerve to avoid another motorist lives to tell the tale.

A young man is kicked in the head by his girlfriend's horse and a British diver is lost at sea off the Australian coast for more than 22 hours.

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After a heated dogfight, a Pit Bull owner maces a neighbour's unleashed Dalmatian that was allegedly mauling his pet.

A woman airs her dirty laundry with the world when she discovers the father of her child is cheating on her.

A couple wait three years for a man's prison release to start their relationship, only to have it end with a heated assault.

A young man spends time in prison after an ex-college friend steals his property and I.D.s and then a car. Police find I.D.s and arrest the wrong man.

A woman insists she was concerned for the safety of her ex-roommate's 5-year-old child, but admits to waiting eight months before calling Children's Services.

Admittedly angry that her ex-lover missed the birth of their daughter, a teen mother denies vandalizing his car soon after.

A young man approaches the bench to show the Judge a scar allegedly caused by his teenage girlfriend biting him during a dispute over a DVD.

Three alleged suicide attempts, a domestic dispute and police intervention come into play when a tenant/landlord disagreement escalates.

A daycare owner sues her former client for non-payment of services, failure to give two-weeks' notice and late fees.

In a fight between co-workers over an alleged loan, Judge Judy advises never throwing sexual harassment charges around to avoid paying a debt.

Landlords allow an unauthorised walkthrough without the tenant's knowledge, then charge them for additional damages.

A delivery driver tells the harrowing story of his delivery of a 1K phone, his race to escape a Pit Bull, and the injuries he suffered.

A man sues his former friend for refusing to return 'Caesar' the German Shepherd after he took a trip to Guam wearing his $300 gold chain.

A woman enters into an illegal contract with her father to put a car in his name so she can drive without a licence; the Judge will have none of it.

Brandishing a gun around children, a bloody assault, and repossession of a truck come into play when ex-friends fight over money.

After an 8-year-old vandalises 'wet' cement, a city contractor admits he didn't put up enough warning for the public because it encourages vandalism.

A young man accuses his ex-stepfather's fiancée of being the instigator in a lawsuit against him for the balance owed on a student loan.

Lauren questions a woman suspected of dropping drugs, Terry and Bryan find a passenger trying smuggle in fresh chillies, and a hunter arrives with rare wildlife specimens.

Tony finds a passenger trying to smuggle in duck meat, Gordon searches a nervous drug suspect's bags, and Jim deals with a traveller who's failed to declare fresh fruit and honey.

Jackie Malton revisits the case of Alun Kyte, the Midlands Ripper, who murdered two women near Leicestershire in 1993 and 1994.

The body of a woman was discovered in her home in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Despite an extensive investigation, her killer evaded detection for years.

As detectives investigate Kim Banyard's disappearance in Essex, meticulous crime scene examination exposes an attempt to conceal the murder and destroy the evidence.

An unknown dead man leads police to a conspiracy involving an illegal taxi service and a violent gang in the UK.